The Core Team at WordPress.org released a security update this weekend. These updates were primarily made to the resource libraries involved in image uploading and embedding flash content, as well as several other bug fixes and patches. Full information can be seen in the press release at WordPress.org Download WordPress 3.3.2 or update now from [...]

The default settings for Keynote and GoToMeeting will not let you view your KeyNote presentation in full screen mode. This simple workaround will fix that, providing you with good Keynote Karma

TheWPDojo received a real nice shout-out today from the makers of WishList Member today for taking advantage of their new plugin, WishList Dashboard, which allows ANYONE to create, with point-and-click ease, a great dashboard for membership sites. Take a look at the letter they sent to their membership!

Google Chrome has really let me down tonight. A problem with the WebKit engine, which is what Chrome uses, wreaked havoc on my testing a new feature for the Dojo today…

The WordPress Dojo celebrates its 100th member today! Thanks to all of you who have given encouragement, advice, and participation these last months as the Dojo has been developed and the foundation was laid for what is planned to be a vibrant and supportive community of WordPress Bloggers, Developers, and Webmasters.

The open source community harkens to a giant suggestion box. This article explains this concept and how you can use the Power of Open Source (i.e. WordPress!) for your next project!

This week the New York Times Reported on how people from all walks of life are making a living off of their blogs. They gave some solid advice, and it brought back memories of my early days on what I didn’t do right…

The WordPress Dojo made it to Google’s first page when I searched for “WordPress Training” – wow!

I wanted to welcome our newest Charter Members to The WordPress Dojo, as well as our many free members! Our content library is starting to get put together, and I’m getting some great feedback and suggestions – Be sure to take a look at our first series, Self Hosting Your First Wordpress Website.

One of the great challenges for today’s Webmaster and Blogger is making sure that everyone can see your website “in it’s full glory” just as you had designed. What works in one browser, however, does not always work for another. How can you tell?